Windows 10: My wifi is extremely slow when downloading on my ASUS laptop

I've had this problem ever since i got my laptop and I'm not sure why. On all my other devices I'm getting 60-70mbps. But on my ASUS I'm only getting 14mbps on a speed checker and at most 200kbps when actually downloading. I've tried resetting laptop, Wi-Fi, clearing cache and cookies etc and its not budging at all.

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Laptop has become extremely slow all of a sudden

I have an Asus Zenbook laptop that I mostly use for gaming. Normally, it runs fine, but lately it has been becoming EXTREMELY slow. And I mean only a few bytes per second download speed type slow. I can't use any games that require internet because they lag and take extremely long to load. I can't even search the internet. And, I have checked and double checked. My wifi works perfectly throughout the rest of the house. It's just with my laptop. I reset it, thinking maybe I downloaded something harmful a while back and that could be the issue. Instead, my computer just got slower. I have no idea what to do. Please help.

 

Extremely Slow Wifi on LG Optimus 7

Hi

Recently I've been experiencing extremely slow wifi speeds when using my LG Optimus 7. When I first got the phone the wifi was working at regular speeds but recently it has gotten extremely slow for no apparent reason.
The problem has nothing to do with my wifi router since my laptop, XBOX 360 and iPod work perfectly with wifi.
I usually get 3 bars of data with my phone but even when I turn off data and allow the wifi to fully connect when waking from sleep, it still works extremely slow.
Is this a bug with WP7 or is there a fix to it?

Thanks.

 

Windows 10 - Extremely slow WIFI

Hi Joanne,

It seems that the slow download speed only happens on your wireless devices. Since you've basically performed almost all necessary troubleshooting on both laptops, we would like to ask a few questions to help us further isolate this issue.

• How far is your computer from the router?
• What's the make and model of your router? Is it a single-band or dual-band?
• Are there other devices connected to the WiFi network?

In the meantime, we suggest that you change or specify the channel of your wireless network. If you have access to your router, set it to either Channel 1, 6, or 11, then change the Channel Width to 20 MHz only. Once saved, try checking the download speed again.

Update us on how it goes.

Regards.